Polish DIY Lover Posted September 3, 2024 #1 Posted September 3, 2024 Hi i'm jakub and i making DIY UTV. Some questions? 2 Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 3, 2024 Author #2 Posted September 3, 2024 By the way, what do you think about using a crankshaft made from scrap i mean crankshaft maked from steel pipes and flat bars Quote
Joe Breaux Posted September 3, 2024 #3 Posted September 3, 2024 Ok,that's in English.. How would you balance it? It would shake violently and what about the rod journals? Don't think it's even possible. Unless you are joking Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 3, 2024 Author #4 Posted September 3, 2024 21 minutes ago, Joe Breaux said: Jak byś to wyważył? a protractor, a professional eye, that's enough 23 minutes ago, Joe Breaux said: Trzęsłoby się gwałtownie It depends on the engine power, torque and various other engine parameters 25 minutes ago, Joe Breaux said: a co z czopami pręta? you mean the bearings 25 minutes ago, Joe Breaux said: Chyba że żartujesz nope Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 10, 2024 Author #5 Posted September 10, 2024 I am modifying a bicycle derailleur so that it can work in a UTV 1 Quote
Joe Breaux Posted September 11, 2024 #6 Posted September 11, 2024 I think you have too much time on your hands..you want to pedal a UTV? Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 11, 2024 Author #7 Posted September 11, 2024 I will simply mount a gear to the crankshaft like the ones used in the pedals of bicycles with derailleurs Quote
aefron88 Posted September 13, 2024 #8 Posted September 13, 2024 home desgning an engine is a colossal waste of time, unless you're just interested in doing that for the sake of engineering. It wont make much power or be reliable without a lot of machine work and experientation. Trying to slap together a crankshaft out of scrap material without a lot of machine lathe exerience is going to be an excercise in futility. Crankshafts are extremely sensitive to balance, and straightness. You can buy a Honda BX200 clone in the US for $100, and a centrifugal clutch that fits it for $30. that's what is commonly used in homemade gokarts. Building something bigger and more like a UTV is definitely do able with off the shelf components and a homemade frame/body. Heck a 6hp BX200 UTV is probably do-able (with a better clutch) it just wont have a very high top speed. Lots of early low CC UTV's were <20HP and stiill manage to do 30+ MPH. Quote
W B Posted September 14, 2024 #9 Posted September 14, 2024 I think Jakub is from another country and the translation is losing something along the way. Jakub, Where are you from? We are all waiting for your reply. Quote
W B Posted September 14, 2024 #10 Posted September 14, 2024 A derailleur is French for a sysytem "like a 10 speed" bike where you change gears. Quote
Joe Breaux Posted September 14, 2024 #11 Posted September 14, 2024 Yeah,that should handle 25 HP with no problem...lol Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 16, 2024 Author #12 Posted September 16, 2024 On 13.09.2024 at 16:06, aefron88 said: projektowanie silnika w domu to kolosalna strata czasu, chyba że interesuje cię robienie tego dla samej inżynierii. Nie da ci to dużej mocy ani nie będzie niezawodne bez dużej ilości pracy maszynowej i doświadczenia. Próba sklecenia wału korbowego ze złomu bez dużego doświadczenia w obsłudze tokarki będzie ćwiczeniem daremnym. Wały korbowe są niezwykle wrażliwe na równowagę i prostoliniowość. Możesz kupić klon Hondy BX200 w USA za 100 dolarów, a sprzęgło odśrodkowe, które do niego pasuje, za 30 dolarów. To jest to, co jest powszechnie stosowane w domowych gokartach. Zbudowanie czegoś większego i bardziej przypominającego UTV jest zdecydowanie możliwe przy użyciu gotowych komponentów i domowej ramy/nadwozie. Cholera, UTV BX200 o mocy 6 KM jest prawdopodobnie wykonalne (z lepszym sprzęgłem), po prostu nie będzie miało bardzo wysokiej prędkości maksymalnej. Wiele wczesnych UTV o niskim CC miało <20 KM i nadal udaje im się osiągnąć 30+ MPH. We are talking about a large engine here because it is over 600 cm3 and it could be even 1400 cm3 I don't know I didn't measure it but I doubt it would be an engine larger than 1000 cm3 in the case of the 1.0 engine I am counting on about 25 horsepower And if it is 1400 Well then I am counting on 35 but that's how I build the engine myself because I love DIY Besides I have quite limited resources and in general I gave myself such a challenge to build it from scrap and the crankshaft will be made by stabbing and welding it will be such a connection We'll see if it works Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 16, 2024 Author #13 Posted September 16, 2024 On 14.09.2024 at 02:39, W B said: Myślę, że Jakub pochodzi z innego kraju i tłumaczenie traci coś po drodze. Jakub, skąd jesteś? Wszyscy czekamy na twoją odpowiedź. Poland Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 16, 2024 Author #14 Posted September 16, 2024 On 14.09.2024 at 15:17, Joe Breaux said: Tak, powinno to obsłużyć 25 KM bez problemu...lol are you serious or joking Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 16, 2024 Author #15 Posted September 16, 2024 I'm making an oil-powered utv anyway Quote
Joe Breaux Posted September 16, 2024 #16 Posted September 16, 2024 I think it an exercise in futility Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 17, 2024 Author #17 Posted September 17, 2024 On 16.09.2024 at 14:50, Joe Breaux said: Uważam, że to ćwiczenie bezcelowe why Quote
Joe Breaux Posted September 17, 2024 #18 Posted September 17, 2024 You can't build a reliable combustion engine out of scrap metal and pipe.Prove you can by video of build and running Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 17, 2024 Author #19 Posted September 17, 2024 1 minute ago, Joe Breaux said: Nie można zbudować niezawodnego silnika spalinowego ze złomu i rur. Udowodnij, że możesz to zrobić, oglądając film z budowy i pracy silnika. i know how engine works but i building my own two-stroke diesel engine Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 20, 2024 Author #22 Posted September 20, 2024 I can try with an attachment from my HDD or from my second backup Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 20, 2024 Author #23 Posted September 20, 2024 a piece of crankshaft Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 20, 2024 Author #24 Posted September 20, 2024 and here is a piece of the engine block and head in one Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 20, 2024 Author #25 Posted September 20, 2024 but I need to sand the inside thoroughly Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted September 28, 2024 Author #26 Posted September 28, 2024 my bike derailleur is already modified and ready, now I just need to mount the gears Quote
Polish DIY Lover Posted November 7, 2024 Author #27 Posted November 7, 2024 On 16.09.2024 at 12:47, Polish DIY Lover said: Tak czy inaczej, zamierzam zbudować UTV napędzany olejem Update i making steam powered UTV Quote
Rideordie Posted February 8 #28 Posted February 8 I am interested in how your DIY UTV is going. Any update? I have played around with building go karts but we always buy the engines off the shelf. Wondering how this endeavor worked out. Quote
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